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Why Is Governor Phil Murphy Still Refused To Pass A Law To Hold NJ Transit/ Coach USA Bus Driver Accountable For Killing Pedestrians?

Why Is Governor Phil Murphy Still Refused To Pass A Law To Hold NJ Transit/ Coach USA Bus Driver Accountable For Killing Pedestrians?



Some too many pedestrians are still being killed by these NJ Transit and Coach USA deadly bus drivers and nothing is being done. New Jersey Governor Phi Murphy is not speaking out about these bus drivers killing New Jersey residents. However, he is speaking out and pass a bill about a man killed by motorists. During my research, I took noticed the local newspaper and prosecutors name the man who died in a crash. On the other hand, the media, and prosecutors report a citizen killed by NJ Transit or Coach USA bus driver as an accident. What a double standard. The governor is dead silent, says he supports NJ Transit, the subsidy bus company Coach the USA, and the bus driver Unions bus driver killing innocent people. 


The police, state police, prosecutors, and the governor just bag them, tagged and clean up the blood then act like these deaths by NJ Transit and Coach USA bus driver running people over is not happening. While the victim's families members are stricken with lifelong pain and told to move on with their life. 

It's humanly impossible for the victim's family to move on. Especially when there has not been any justice for the curtly act flicked on the victim's families. The bus drivers, governor, NJ Transit, Coach USA, bus Union people, prosecutors, bus drivers, and others who are a part of this horrific murder can move on with the life because their family members were not murder.




New Jersey needs a governor that cares about all human lives, not the ones that fit his hidden agenda.

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